Dr. Arden Leroy Aylor, MD

I have been seeing Dr Aylor for approx 5 yrs, after my previous Dr retired. I can honestly say, I have never had a bad experience with his staff or the Dr himself. I find them to be very professional, knowledgeable,thorough, and friendly. Dr Aylor and his team are working with me, helping me understand and make informed decisions as to my choices in this very long journey. He has not always approved of but honored my choices. He's recommended & referred some of the best specialists as I've needed them. Never had more then 15 min wait, either in lobby or exam room. I appreciate the labs are in the building, as well as diagnostic scans. Dr Aylor is a complete package.He expects nothing less from his staff or patients . I hope to be his patient till the end of my days..

His lack of concern has caused major problems for my health. I went to him for help and was let down

He rushes through your appointment and everyone around can hear what you discuss.

He is very loud and rude been seeing him for almost 3 yrs and I am finally fed up with other patients hearing my business thru the walls also I am 72 yrs old and I just found out I had benzodiazepine in my system and I didn't even know what that was at the time I just can't phanthom why they would do that I will never recommend Dr aylor

He is very loud if you want everyone in every room to hear your business this is your guy. This doctor could careless about my pain/conditions. FYI if your under age of 40 this isn't the doctor for you.he thinks younger people don't have health problems. Do yourself a favor and find a doctor that will listen to your problems and not rush in and out in under a minute.

My husband and I was passed to this Dr. Aylor after my Dr. passed suddenly two weeks ago. We made an appt and when we got there we were only seen by the NP. She never went over ANY of our medical with us. Never asked if we had any questions & I had very high bp that the nurse in triage asked if I always had high bp like that but yet it wasn’t addressed in my visit..? I just got out of CCU from high bp and was admitted for a week plus few weeks prior to that I was in ER from gallbladder infected but the NP nor Dr (whom couldn’t take the time to even meet two new patients and go over ALL medical history) went over anything. I wanted a referral to have my gb removed but guess that’s not as important to a busy dr. All they did there was pull a random drug test and tell us even though my scripts needed filled bc My script was due to be filled, was tell me that bc they had to send it off that by state med laws they will not write it out till it came back & May be up to a week! I asked her so… I’m suppose to go a week w/o ANY pp even though I’m on high dose for years and can’t go w/o several hrs much less a day but she’s telling me a week!! This Dr is not taking care of patients needs and needs the medical board written about the unethical way he’s doing patients. He’s putting me in a dangerous medically situation that landed me back in the ER! Beware if you need a caring Dr. this is not one.

This is my first review of any physician. I made several attempts at liking Dr. Aylor, but the last visit was so suspicious, I was pretty much done after 3 years of treatment. My regular primary care doctor had passed away, so he was recommended to me by another doctor/ friend 3 years ago. An illegal drug was found in my blood supposedly. That was simply laughable and preposterous. After going to my cardiologist today, found out that my tryglicerides were high and placed me on a medication to combat that. This should have been done a long time ago with my primary care doctor,! was never communicated to me, however the illegal drug was communicated to me which I don’t take any part of. I am not a drug user at 63 years old. That drug had to be placed in the vial of blood taken at the center. It still baffles me 2 weeks later. After each visit I was always directed to the desk to make my next 6 month appointment. This did not happen, so a week and half later, I call to schedule my 6… month checkup and get the results of 3 other tests run, and it is communicated to me about the cocaine in my blood sample and he would not see me anymore because of this. What? I was flabbergasted. In addition, the patient should not be expected to tell the doctor which tests to run. I still can’t believe there was cocaine in my blood. That is impossible. I now have a doctor that has a 5 star rating with no chance of moving out of town like Dr. Aylor did. He might be good for some people, but not for me. I want a doctor I can be honest with and one that I can trust to be honest with me. I appreciate the opportunity to be able to pass this on to anyone using this doctor or plans to use this doctor.

He doesn’t take any time with you for what you’re really there for. He will bombard you with tests that have already been done. I had my insurance assign me to him because I had heard good things, But at the end of the day, to me personally he’s an average Dr. Not one you would want if you have real major medical issues.

This guy is a complete idiot. If I could give him negative stars I would. Waited a month to get in to see him for him to tell me there's nothing he can do. A doctor? That can't do anything? Trade in that coat for some scrubs and take blood samples, at least then you'd have value.

Doctor Taylor and his head nurse does not have bedside manners and the staff has a bad attitude in which they run the office not doctor aylor they dont have the time to actually listen to your problems